New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-11-09
d. a Subilla is on the sick list this


Il. A. Subilia is on the sick list this
week.
Masons will commence work on the
courthouse basement as soon as the
stone arrives.
Albert Bushers il. has received his
teachers certificate and will teach the
youngsters at Iberia.
Centre street near the railroad cross
ing is graded to its full width. It pre-
sents good appearance.
The bees on Simon Wellners farm,
in Lafayette, were out swarming this
| week. How is that for Minnesota.
Rev. A. Berghold and R. Pfefferle
went to st. Paul Sunday evening ito at
tend real estate law suit John Lind
accompanied them as their legal adv s.
or.
Petitions are, being circulated asking
the governor to pardon ,Koop, who is
serving sentence at Saltwater for the
killing Of Martin two years ago, The
petition is receiving numerous sigma
lures.
Horatio Werring, formerly of Col
den Gate, but now a merchant of Fair
fax was in town last week. Mr.. Wer-
ring reports that he is doing q good
business and is well satisfied with his
new location.
Our weather observer was notified
Monday afternoon that cold wave
would strike us by this "wednesday
morning. A fall in temperature Of
from 90 to rs degrees was predicted.
This will be pleasant reading for New
Ulm's coal barons.
| Monday afternoon Miss Emma Scher-
er fractured her right ankle. She was
playing or scuffling with her nephew
when III some unaccountable way she
slipped and fell down stairs, fracturing
her ankle. DR.. Rothenburg is attend
| ing the patient.
! The Turnverein will observe its 31st
! Anniversary next Friday evening The
programme will consist of an address
by the President, exercises by the diff.
ferent classes in gymnastics, music,
singing, recitations and wind up with a
dance. The admission is Is cents for
gentlemen. Members free.
The sheriff of Redwood county
brought Henry Schott Of Morgan to our
county Jail Thursday. Schott is held
for shooting Arthur Corlije, a 16 year
old boy. Schott claims that he threat
ened to shoot the boy in fun, simply to
scare him and that the gun went OFF ac-
cidently. He shot out the eye and part
of the right cheek.
The marshall wishes us to again call
the attention to the city ordinance regu.
lating the sale of wood and hay. First
and Second streets north. between Ger.
man and Minnesota streets have been
designated as the places where wood
and hay is to be offered for sale. Nc
teams, loaded with either wood or hay
will be allowed to stop on any Other
street.
}, G. A. Ochs, II. Rudolph, Ed. Baeh1
and John Henle went to Springfield
Sunday. They found the Sunday Law
strictly enforced in the village and a.
this did not exactly suit their view.
they went out into the country, taking
with them a large portion of the village
population, and had good, old fash
Toned picnic. All present enjoyed
themselves and not even the fact that
wire fence took most of the clothes AMI
part of the flesh from one of the pick
nickers marred their pleasure.
7 G. W. Garfield had his leg broker
: twice below the knee Saturday. Til,
accident happened on Mr.. Resoft's farm
: at West Newton where they were driv
: ing a we'll. One of the workmen wa
lowering q weight with windlas
l when his strength gave out. Canfell
ran to his assistance but before b
t came there the other man let go 0
a the windlass and it revolved with light
e ming rapidity the handle striking Can
5 field leg. fracturing both Tibia an,
q Fibula. Drs. Berry and Rothenbur.
9 have charge of the case.
In the case Of Mrs q Loesch agains
the w. & st. 2. r. r. Co. Justice Fisch
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